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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
AannInlstrator,a saIa.

Nutiee is herahy given, that le pufsEAHeb of aa 0fdcf ei ths Probate Court of tho County 0f t4ila, Territory 0f 8rixenA, made on thu 10th day nf November lsss in tlpe matter ~ the Estate ni Cfarlss Haese. DecEasad, thN undersigned, William A. Holmes, Adminis- tfatnf of the. I.state sf gsid deceased, will sell at public auction. to ths highest bidder, for essb in United States Gufrency op MON. DAY, tbe l9th day oi DeseubeF 1887, at 10 o'clock, a. m., T tte asfce of tho undersigned in fSlobe. in ssid sfl9 County, the following real and personal property, t0.sit:
 One Becker Ryitton Scale, l pulp scale, set bnttdn 5ies, alag in0ds, ] pair salnplinIs n4olds l Crpsi iufnace, Dutch oven, l wire Eiattrass, ! naali anvil, set taps and dies, 1 eclgs p!ste Ees blliiiaa seisttss assay tuii @siglit, saadle S.& 6 W ssYUlsee, { gaalises pair saddle Ia,cksta, 1 iat oFe. l high lst, [ c9st white shirts. pair slippers ] blses hat, l pair light pants, lDYefcpat, ] light over siiiFt, pillow eases, ] sheet. collars, linen cufia. toweis l portfolio. l gold wasca and chain, lot jaWelry, sleege buttons and studs, | cigar holder gold f,en aiid holder, cigar casa, ! poc&et b9ek, ! krilliant pin. ] clgthes chssk ] pair 3afk pshkett peig lisslit blAHkets, l eaEiiertcF msttraas and pillow, sheet, ] Fei blanket, ] wooden mattress, hHrEOs, AL ~ one.half interest isi the Fame Silssr Mine with ail itinfayensnts consisting oi aAeis. araith shop, assaS Qtlies, llsess house, ore hitL turn table, car tracks, ssc.
 Also oIte-third Interest igi the following aiiver mihBs Gpsd Hope, Florence Hofn SiisFr, Pieatsr Also 0Ra.foHrtt interest iH tlla Red Rover and Eairyfse silsef mines and mil tits Also one-haf interest in HelYetts Silger mine and 9ae-sighta interest in May aoweg silseF rniga and one-fhifd interest In Pat0si Copper mine; ali ef said mines heirg situated in Globe District, fsiia County AT se ens thiti iatsfest in astls an pi1Ahef mine, tsia5e nistIiet, andane-ifIan interest in toals ou Fame name, Glehe Distriet,
 Until the day of sale bits n wsitiug will be received at Che office ef said Adininistratur f3g any ni the above mentioned property, and ug, oll failure 0f aceeptance ei iiyis at private sale agid property, the same, or 2 much as may he necessary wili ie aoid 4 palilie auction, et the tispc and place abags 9RutiofA6
 SAid sale made shhject s8 khe coaiirnatien of th6 Pfqbate Court q the Judge theTedf
 PufchNeTp 70 pay cSpeases of execution oi dstal
 Globe, sila County, 4. T., Nov l9. 1887.
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 AdmnistTatog of tho Estate # Easrle4 Hayse, necossea. nov. I9 4w
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
rrosos. saonE A NoRrmEnN.

At the meeting ol tho stockholders of the Narrow Gauge railroad this morning, they changed tho name of the road iio Tucson, Globe & Northern railroad. The proposed route will be north from Tucson over the old Mar row Gauge grade to the junction of the Gila and San Pedro rivers, where it will diyerge and run to or near Globe. t,rom Globe it will run in a northwesaerly direction and interseet the Atlantic < Pacific n0ar tho west. ern boundary of New Mexico. The route will De about 2l0 miles long and will pass through Pima, Pinal, Gra- ham, Ciila, Yayapai and Apaclle coun- tres. Toe stockholders also author ized the president and secretary to eS- ecpte Q mortgage 10 the American Trust Company of Boston, of not to exceed S2D,000 per mile, as fast as com pleted. The mortgage bonds will run thirty years and bear interest at the rate of seven per cent, interest paya- ble semi-itnhually.
 It is understood that the Trust Com pauy mentioned, baye sigmfed their willingness and desire to accept these. bonds, Wad work will commence as seon as the proper papers can be exc cuted. Citizen of the 15th J
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
Supervisors s Sale.

Notice is hereby given thlt by yireGs and authority of an act of tie Ieeislative Assembly eg the TerritcS of As4zona. approvet, The BoaFd ot Supervisors of Gila County, Arizona Territory, viii sell at private sale, the following dessrbed real estate situate within sad Gila Coun- ty, held by the Territory by Tax Deed, for ta1es for the years lSS3 S5, None of said prpperry can be sold for less than the total amosint of unpaid taxes, penalties, costs and charges, with inter est at temper cent. pey annunl, sfom date of sale to the Territory. added ihereto
 TAXES EoR THE YaAB 1883. ]. A. Shovaiter House and corral north of and acrogs the parade ground from the agency buildings as San Carlos, formerly 0aped and occupied by C r. Connell as s store and dwelling house; house and corral about 200 yards north of the agency guard house. formerly owned and occupied by Hise as Q store house, corral and stable about 100 yards soutbeFiy from the agency guard hoase, for meily owned md occupied by Reu- ben Wood as store and station house; tax S307 70, costs and penal ties SIS S7, unpaid charges al0 75, Jas. n. Work 0'Dougherty and Big Johnny copper mines, Globe Dis triet, tax ST3S 60, costs and penal ties $40 42, unpail eAarges BIO 75
 TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1884 Andres Moreno House and lot in roar 6f Mateo Guerra, tsS SC 56, costs and penalties Si 34, unpaid charges si0 75
 TAxss FOR TIE YEAR 1885. Smith Bros Mortgage on Jay Gould mine, tax S2 8s, costs and penalties S, unpaid charges Slo lS, D. B. Msgee X Bro. possessory right to ranch known aB tic Crawford ranch on TonsJ etc. tax S0 B, costs and penaltits S2, unpaid charges si0 75
 l. Hin6eFhl&eg Lot 1, Block 94, town Of Globe, cabin in Block 9S; tax s5 10, costs aud penalties @, m pad charges SIC 75
 ! q Gilehrst Puasessorg rigbt to old Hook ranch on Tonto etc sta1 S5 04, costs and penalties S2, unpaid charges Sl0 70.
 John Dnlaek Posseasory rieht % rapoly on south sideof Salt river, east al C above John Nelsons5 sAN g 2I, costs and penalties S2, uDpAd charges S10 70
 JeAn Betts posaeYsory right ta laucIt on elst sidc of Eontn creek, ssGth cf md below tAe old Hook piacs etc tax Sa l3, costs and penaltiee s4, unpaid charges @i0 15
 Globe, h T tlct sl, i8s7
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 CmNrninp Baafd ei sgPefvsers Aitcat GHAs r MHrts
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

W K Culver, Cbas. T Walker. J c Handy, Geo Puseh, l C Hughes " O Davis, A sIeinfeldt Samuel Hughes, s. NJ Franklin, c. { staph- ems, John Zeilweger, citisena of Tue. son, were elected, on the 18th, direc- torn of the Tucson, Globe and North western Railroad President, " H (,ulyeFI yiee president, }. v Handy treasarer, George Prsch seefetars md ebief engineer, Chas E. Walker genera manager and assistant segre' tary, " Y Walker
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
Sale of Court House Bonds of Ciia
 County Arizona.


 h scenrdance with the provisions of Chap ter q Title Kill, Revised Statutes of Arixo- ns entitled 'fAn Act e0neefning counties tlelr boundaries and officers, approved March 9th, 1887, and jn conformity with a resolution of the Iaiagtl of Superf fsays 0f silid tsila County, dated NDy, 9sh lSS7 nptice is thereby given that on MONDAY, Bee 5tll ISS5, at o'clock iil., bids Will Do upenea h my Giiice, ntSlahe. County ot Gila, Ieffb teYy x AFiltinh, faF the purehase ef aN oG the following bonds of eSila County, Arizona Ter ritpry, the right being reserved, however, to reject any os ali bids The totsi issue Of sAid bonds aggregate tenfh0nsan1 siCilafs fSiN. .000l bearing interest at tie rgte uf seven per cent. per atluum, Interest payable seini-aanuaily on khe nsst days of June and December ot each year, on presentation ol coupons. Principal and interest payable in gold coin of the Uni. ted states at the prsasurera office in Globe Arizona, or New Ycrk City or st. L3iiis Mo-, at tho option # tha holder of the bonds, Said bonds ate coilsecatiyely numbered from l to 0inelnsivc; and bear tho deneminatiom of two theusaRd dgllars f2tg99i each, and are pay- able as follows, tc.wit:
 Bond Number Que lil payable December ist. 1892, Bond Nunber Two t21 payable De- cefnber 1st, 1896 Bonds naniiiefed Three Four and Five payable December ist, 1907 Ihese bonds are issued for Che purpose nf building court house and jail at the county seat 0f tiila County. Arizona No bids wili he entertained fer the purchase of seid honds for less than ninety. ffse 1851 per cent Of their face value T A I0NEIstiAN,
 lbnnty Treasurer. Globe, Arizona, Nav 70 1887
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
ahs wessera srst,er. shosen spes,ae

Witb every advance of emigration into the far West pes demaud is ersatea tor Hoq,stser's stoinach Bitlsrs Newly peo- pied regions are frequently less saiu- sbrieus than older settled localities, on account of ths miasma which rises frsm recently eleared laud, particularly along tic banks of rivers that are subject to ireshets The agricultural or mining emigrant soon learns, when he does not alrsaag know, that tlls Bitters atIoFd the otly sure protection against malaria, and those disorders Of the stomach, iivef and bowels, io which climatic changes, expo sure, and unse ustonsed or unheslthg water er diet sabject hitn Consequent V, 10 places an estimate upon this great household spscitic and preyensise ,commelaarate with its intrinsic merits, and is careful to keep os, hand rsstora. tive and promoter ei health 50 implicitly to Dc relied upon in time of need
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
tlnneeessnry aalssry

Probably as much misery comes from habitual constipation IS froin any de. rangelnent Of ths funetions of the body, and t is di1icult ta cure, for the reaaon that np one likes to take the me1iciHes usually prescribed Hamburg Eise were propailed to obyiate this difieulty, md shsg gSill ba found pleasant to sha sasts .ofvojnsn an5l ehll1Fen 15 eetlts x alI dspg3ists, ,. J. Aiaek < Ga.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

4 decree of divorce m favor of Ne yada c. Miller ys. Peter B. Miller was entered Of record Nov. lSt in the Su. perio: Coust Sonora, Tuolumne Coun- ty, California, The plaintiff was ad. judged Si,0 per month alimony and Sl0O for counsel lees.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The Centennial mill has been run ming on ore from the StonewaIl No. ], the Fame, and Ruckslshausen's mine. It has shut down temporarily to make a clean up. The roaster has been put in order and the owners of the mill are now prepared 10 work any kind of ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
POST OFFICE RULES.

Office oyeu Iou { a. H Co z D. N., daily,
 Suudays .Jue h1ur alter mat arrives
 Mail closes going Esst and West at Jsi5 A. M., daily
 Money Order DcpsrtmeDt-closes at ?. M, daily~-Suudays excepted.
 Mails 20 Co San Carlos and Slaxey every Monday, "Wednesday and Fridsy--to CatNlpa, Ariner, TOntJ, Rye, Payson, Sc, every Mon day. These mails close the night previous at 9F.M. ALONZO BAILEY, P. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Mr. B. C. Fox is recovering from an attack of malaria, contracted on a vis- it to Wheatfelds Hehas been con fined to the house nearly the entire week, but expects to be about againiu a daY or two.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

A. Joers, skilltul watchmaker and repairer of jewelry, who has been here for the past six weeks, has done some very nice work He will leave Globe next week.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
Arizona Mineral B8It R. R.

The annual meeting pf the stocsfnlden of tho ATizona Mineral Belt Rsilrpad Company for the election of nIreet0ts tn serve tle ens,- iug Yaaf, and for the transaction Of any other bpsiasse which nsay legally come before said inneting. will be heid at the office Of said cons paay ia Globe itila County Territory Of Ari, zoHa, oH 1T Ttf lsSDAY, tie 20th day es Deeein. bef, A D. 1887, at II o'clock a m.
 GEO. E. WHITE, Sec. ssgI8-5w
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

TURKEY-SHO0TIN Next Wednesday, 28d inst, tt ] o'clock p. m., on ths rifle range Three shots for Sl Don't miss the chance of SC. curing a turkey for your Thanksgiy. ing dlnner
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Mr 5. Gilson had so far recovered from his late serious illness on Tues day as to be euabled to return to his home atthe Wells, his wife accompany ing him. With no setback be will soon be himself again.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Hayerly's big team arrived on Wed. nesaay and Mark Mo0res adyaucs outsit came in yesterday Both were EgaFily loaded with merchandise fol Globe business houses, nearly every merchant m town receiving goods Freighslng will be lively now uutil after tho holidays
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

F ]. Johnson made an assay for Nr Mallory day or two ago, of ore from the Turk mEne, which went over S200 per ton. The mine is said to be looking very pron.ising.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Rev. r, w. Downs will deliver a special discourse Sunday night in the Methodist Church on Christianity Q Falluye" Services at 2 o'clock D. m, All are invited to attend.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

There will Le Thanksgiving services in the Methodist Church, Thursday morning at lO;5o a, ID. Rev. Downs will deliver a discourse appropriate to the occasion Good music will be rendered.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Dr Stark, Hyman Sultan and w. E. Spence went up onto the Finals Thursday for hunt, and will doubt. less make havoc among the bear, deer and turkey, unless the game receive an inkling of the coming of these mighty hunters, and seek safety, in flight. NJ
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Geo. \. Shuts completed his bond and was installed as Sheriff of Ciila county on Monday His first official act was to appoint as deputy Frank M. Hammon, which if any criterion, we may expect the business of tho of, flee to be discharged in a manner sat isfactory to the community that is the law abiding portion of t,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
LOCAL NEWS,

The Miami mlll is running on ore mined by Jerry Ryan and Owen Ne keyitt at MoAlillen,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
Ci1onr. A- N. M 6Lh- 1887

From dats 1 will do a strictly cash business. All parties indebted to ,oe are requested to make settlement be. tween this and December lst, 1887.
 c. s. YAv WAaExEx.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
TennnrealAh Toraes.
Condensed from Cur Eixchanxes fSs
 siiver Reit Readers.

Lientsnant J, A. Rapray A D. 0 to General Miles will leave on a bnsi- ness trip to Fort Thomas, San Carlos and Apache. He will De abseut about two weeks and wlll then return tc Los Angeles Star
 Prescott is all agos over m alleged fahnlously rich strike of gold, ten miles south ot thecapital, in the San ia Prelta mountains The ledge is only eight by thirteen itehss, yet the first foot oi ore yielded $lsDe in gold, which gives some idea of the richness of the rock. Some of the ore on ex- hibltion consists of almost pure gold, The owners, it is said, have already received many fine offers for their clam, refuse to sell, believing they h.ss a bonanza.
 The vigilance of tho traek-walker on the daricopa and Pbnnix railroad, near tue latter place, ayerted what in all probability would have been a fatal disaster, White on his round of inspection he found 4 i2xl2 timber, : ,feet long, placed on the track iu such ! manner as would necessarily ditch the train. There is no clue 70 the misereant who put the obstruction on the track, nor what prompted the deed.
 4 Prescott speciil of the llth inst, to tbe San Francisco Chronicle, states that Cbief Justice Wright yesterday delivered a very important opinion in two tax cases of the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad. The question involved the liability Of railroad property to taxa ion in this Territory. The railroad company elairaed exemption from tax .alipn under the provisions Of it's ebsf, ter, but the Chief Justice declded.fhat nothing but the simple right-ot.way of railroads is exempted from taxation in tue Territories
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Ed Lynes is the moving spirit in the school exhibition aad dance to be given at Wilcox on Thanksgiving.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

A troublesome piece of work, the moving of the jail cage into place m the new court house building, was successfully accomplished on Tuesday afternoon. It is so unwieldy and enormously heavy that many thought Joe Thompson had, to speak gulgarly, "bitten off more than be could chew in contracting to move 1t for S25, but he finished the job m short order.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Arrangements for the Thanksgiving party at the Rink on next Thursday night are progressing, and 1t will uu- doubtedIy be the most enjoyable ar. fair of t6r kud winch We have had in Glooe tor -.mn lrmr Tho Rink will be put in good order. the best music obtalntbe has been engaged. and re- Treatments "il be procmablo in the ball, thus obyjatlng the long walk to tue restaurant aud exposure 10 tho n'4ht git a,ter daueWs hll Who wisb to haze good time should not f,ilto atferd The usaa p..ee, Sl
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The remains Of man, who IS sup- posed to have periahed ot thirst ur ex- haustlon, was found on the desert three miles west of WickenIurg. on
 Wednesday last. He had beep dead probably ten days Ths decnssed was 5 feet 8incbes in hsight and would weigh ,sbsut i40 pounds The corpse was taken 10 phpnix.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

George Prime, recently upon trial in Prescott, charged as one Of the par. tty oflguchers of the Hawks boys at FlaastaH, in January laat, has been ae- quilted KiugC Henley, as primer pal, and ! CarrutheFs and William West, slccessories are yet 10 betried
 probably have been by this time. Prime was once resident of Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
PRHFhRRED LOCALS.

| < Horses boarded for 50 cents DOT day at pascoea corral The best alfalfa hay Fsd
 Two elegantly furnished rooms for rent " Mrs Ramsdeli.
 Fresi bread rolls, cake, pies, e, at Rarusaell's Bakery
 Cigars at Van Wagenens
 If you want 2 good pair of boots or shoes, call at 2. schulses prices re- ducal.
 New clothing samples just arriged lat q, s Van Wageneus.
 FFesh groceries constantly arriving at Van Wageuens
 Great reduction in cash prices at E. F lIellper < Go
 # ycgl want good suit Of clothes custom made leave yDnr order with G S Van Waert
 Just received N Alex Graydon, , car load of Cnmbetlar coal
 yelnys ana atanors
 White Rye aisksg Bourbon W his- keyi iiip, Pipifax HEtters, port wine, Sherry wine agellca wius Cham pange cider. etc., etc., as c 8. Van agenen
 Faa sae raueh Range for
 ass teoa fsea alsl
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
H7- g A-- -NEl..

There will be special communica- ton of White Mountain Lodge Nov. 2Gth, On Dee. lst, tbe regular com munieation will be held and election of officers for the next year wiH take place By order of
 GEE TAYIoB M M 4
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The Hoof Horn gives G Q. sixby's
 account DF Inc killug ot Al Rose. He says the deceased was fired apon by
 rine naked men, whtle he was rodeo. ing wIth TWO companions, momentari- { v sepanLted from bim, and who upon hearing the shechng went to inSesti- gate #, shen the masked men covered
 them with their guns and ordered them to attend to their own business, sixby states that Rose was unarmed
 at tue time. and flat he was Shot DO less than dozen times
 From another source we learn that eleven liallet wounds were found ou { his bodls and that t is supposed that
 he was silled by members of tho Gra, ham faction fer his defsSction.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Annual asenent wogs is now being prosacuted upon Yalaatia nilles ID 6lo0e dislrt That on the Mise A rtis is airesa completed
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

The assessed valuation Of County h s550oeo Bonded indehtedlacss. Ib.0O0 Finating indebtedness nothing.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Thi, paper ia kept on Gle at E, c, DakS's Advertising Agency, 6l and d5 Merchants E1chsnge, San FrancisCo, Cal, where con tracts for advertising can be made for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

z We aire in receipt of q monthly jour. pal devoted to the Episcopal Church in Arizona Itis repiete with inter. esting matter and t affords ps much pleasuie to know that that church. ejtinpeB a desire to extend lts ussfuIs ness iF Arizona, where so many of its membtrs reside and t is hoped that BishoE Dunlap will soon find time to redeeni ms promise % ylalt Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

NOTICE All persons knowing themselves indebted toI me will please call aEd settle by the 10th of Deca or the siicounts will be placed in the hand of ny attorney TOT collection Nc exseptohs ALEX. GRAYDoV
 Globe, Nov 10, 1887.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Mr, and Mrs ". I. McNeliy enter taiued few young people, friends of Mr. T, II McEelly on Saturday eve. ming last the occasion being tho lat- ter's birthday which was made mem orable by the good tune had 1t was congenial cyterie, and with dancing. music, both instrumental and vocal, and a profvsion of toothsome solid and liquid refreshments it were sapertlu. ous to say that it was pleasantevent. We expressed our honest regret, when the company dispersed, that Hal's birthday lid not come round oftener.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Sparks resignation IS Commissioner of the General Land Office wes accept. ed l,y the President on the l7th
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
OFFICERs OF TmE GRaSD LoDcE Y 6.A
 M. oE ARaAeAA

The following officers of tie Grand Lodge F X A M, Of Arizona, for tue ensuing year were elected iu Tomb stone last week,
 Nj. W. Francis Asbary Shaw, Ph@. mix, Grand Muster.
 R. w. Morris Goldwater, Prescott, Deputy Grand Master
 R w., lAbraham Meyer Cohn, Tomb stone, Senior Grand Warden, R w., Michael Jossph Sullivan, Tucson, senior Grand Warden. ". w., Martin William Kales, Phenix, Grand Treasurer
 V. w., George James Roskrnge, Tucson, Cirand Secretary. IN sssss--s.--+.--..--- s <
 During General ausl 9ts. Miles ais- lt to Turson, amoug the many social entertainments gotten up in their honor was an excursion to the historic old mission of San Xavier del Bae. The party numbered tgeniy. y.three la. dies and gentlemen and the occasion proved iaost enjoyable to all present. Alter sumptuous lunch had been disenssedi MT D. q Hughes, address iug bimslslf to Mrs. Miles, neatly ex, planned low the exeursson, which they were then enjoying, had been suggest ed to thu ladies who planned rs bY the presentation to her oa the evening previous of all artistically painted olla, ou winch were depicted noted Arizona scenes, amongst them q per feet representations of ito old San Xavier mission church, and that tbe pleasure of the occasion was ehighy due to bsr presence in the party.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19

Globe & San Catl1s Telegraph Co. Office Honrs-9 o'clock A M to l2 M and to 8 P. N, Sundays--lO to n A, M. and C to z P, M.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
wsnes ana s.tanors,

Just received " Alex. Graydon, . car load of Cnmbeisrj coal.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-19
Cigars at Van Wagenen' ]

# yogl want [ good suit of clothes custom made leave ypnr order with G S Van Wagsper
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-06
HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE.
PERFORMANCE BY THE AMATEUR
MINsTRELS.

The repeat of "Our Navy" at
tracted large assembly at the
Opera House on Saturday night
last. Furthermore it was com.
plimentary benefit to Mr.. w. G.
Armstrong, one of the most ardent
enthusiasts amongst our amateur
minstrels. The first part of the
programme was Of the usual min
strel and vocal character, compris-
ing some excellent comic and SEN
timental singing, finishing up with
burlesque on the working of the
telephone. Part second opened
with Il song by Mr.. w. G. Arm
strong entitled 'Moriarity," which
was followed by a local composition
styled "1009."
The trapeze act by Mr.. Leroy
was neatly executed and elected
loud applause. The balancing act
put the house in fits of laughter, it
being burlesque to perfection. At
length came the local burlesque of
"Our Navy" The representation
of this nautical humbug was even
better than on the first occasion,
and there was little doubt of the
hearty welcome accorded it. Harry
Won Hollis delineation of Samuel
Maikai was admirable, whilst jack
son was cleverly represented by
MIR. Morse. Without Holy Moses,
the play would have been very i'm
perfect, but the tOW ensemble made
the audience feel that they could
not applaud sufficiently. Our ANA
teurs are to be congratulated on the
success they have achieved, both
dramatically and financially.